Initial commit
Second commit with content added
Adding .gitignore
Changes to split out Twitter secret key to appSettingsSecret
Adding .gitattributes
Remove user files from the repository.

*.suo and *.user files are in the .gitignore, but it looks like these
two may have been added before the .gitignore file.
Add Bootstrap files to project.

I have customised the default Bootstrap theme to be slightly
DDDEA-ified.
Output Bootstrap via bundles.

Add Bootstrap to the Script Bundles, and replace the default CSS bundle
with the Bootstrap CSS file.
Update favicon.

This will need regenerating in a larger size for Retina displays.
Remove style.css.

This is replaced with a combination of Bootstrap and a couple of
specific override scripts.
Add JetBrains' .DotSettings file.

This adds settings for recent versions of ReSharper's .NET products:
ReSharper, dotCover, dotTrace(?).
Add site-specific overrides for Bootstrap.

Clear out all the default MVC styling from Site.css and re-purpose this
file for the site-specific overrides. Include a separate file for CSS
media queries.
Add the HTML5 shiv to the project.

This allows IE pre-v9 to support HTML5 elements.
Rename appSettings in project file.

appSettings => appSettingsSecret.
Update link colours.

I picked too light a colour compared with the existing site.
Basic Bootstrap HTML structure.

...so far.  The Login partial view doesn't render correctly, which
throws off the navbar, amongst other things.
Bootstrapify the Login partial view.

Provide a drop-down menu of ways people can log in, and change it to be
an "account" menu when the user has logged in.
Update the brand element.

The navbar needs better styling.
Add Font Awesome to the site.

Pull it in from NuGet. Includes a fix to web.config for .eot and .ttf
file types.  A similar (but different) fix may well be required for the
.woff IIRC, although if we're targeting Azure it won't be an issue
because they run IIS 8.
Some fixes to the layout.

Display the navbar in DDDEA green (i.e., don't use inverse colouring),
and try to get it to collapse correctly, with the login drop-down next
to the three-bar button for the menu.  This mostly works, but when
resized down the navbar annoyingly jumps down about 50px; haven't worked
out why yet.